Album: Ifetayo, Black Truth Rhythm Band (Soundway)
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These Trinidadians aren't bad at conjuring vaguely psychedelic Afrobeat and funk grooves, despite coming undone on the bossa nova-ish track "Aspire", which has some painful tuning issues. Although this was the band's only album, tellingly their leader Oluko Imo went on to play with Fela Kuti. Pleasant but not essential.
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